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From this, can calculate alcohol attributable fractions (AAF), using the formula: Where: i: level of drinking (i.e. 10g pure alcohol per day…. 100g pure alcohol per day) P: prevalence of alcohol consumption in the drinking category. RRi: relative risk for drinking level i Here are the AAFs:
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